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I love this family,
one character sarcastically says to his twin brother in Michael Clancy`s wacky family comedy, EULOGY. The Collins patriarch (Rip Torn) has died, leaving behind a video will and an assorted bunch of nutcases, which makes straitlaced college student Kate Collins (Zooey Deschanel) think she was born into the wrong family. Her father (Hank Azaria) is a former child actor now making pornos. Her aunt Lucy (Kelly Preston) is finally going to marry her longtime companion, Judy (Famke Janssen), which titillates brother Skip, played by a mustached Ray Romano, the father of annoying twins (Curtis and Keith Garcia) who like the way their aunt Kate is developing. The obnoxious Alice Collins (Debra Winger) annoys everyone with her insistence on pushing everyone`s button, resulting in an hysterical fight at the dinner table with Lucy. And Grandma Collins (Piper Laurie) hangs out in the background, hiding her own secrets and doing a bit of master manipulation herself. Meanwhile, Kate has been given the awesome task of delivering her grandfather`s eulogy; as she talks to her family to find out more about him, she learns more than she ever wanted to know, digging up secrets and coming to understand her relatives in ways she never thought possible. Clancy`s feature-length debut as a writer and director is a no-holds-barred comic extravaganza with a terrific cast that, through all the crazy escapades, makes a meaningful point about family and responsibility.
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Based on the novel by E.B. White, this is the heartwarming story of Stuart Little, a charming mouse who is adopted by a human family, to the disgust of the housecat and his new brother George. The tale unfolds as Stuart grows accustomed to his new role, eventually winning over everyone he meets. Seamless technical effects make this a work of entertainment that even the most jaded of filmgoers will fall for.
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Woody Allen's funny, frantic THE CURSE OF THE JADE SCORPION is part screwball romantic comedy, part 1940s noir detective story, and part ingenious heist film. Allen stars as C.W. Briggs, a set-in-his-ways old-time insurance investigator who refuses to get along with the bright new efficiency expert, Betty Ann Fitzgerald (Helen Hunt), brought in to streamline his office's operations. Their back-and-forth bickering is reminiscent of the interplay between Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell in HIS GIRL FRIDAY. When a magician, played by the always excellent David Ogden Stiers,
hypnotizes them as part of his stage act, Briggs unknowingly becomes a jewel thief while falling in and out of love with the exceedingly more confused Fitz, who is carrying on a secret affair with the married head of the company (Dan Aykroyd). Mayhem ensues as a pair of brother detectives zero in on the criminal, a sexy debutante comes on to Briggs, and Briggs and Fitz start suspecting each other. Production designer Santo Loquasto, who has been working with Allen for more than twenty years, once again has created beautiful sets, and the soundtrack, featuring such 1940s jazz treasures as Glenn Miller and Duke Ellington, is simply splendid.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85:1Audio: TBDAdditional Release Material: TBDInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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On December 9, 2000, comedian Jim Breuer (Saturday Night Live, HALF BAKED) took to the stage at Irving Plaza in New York before a standing room only audience to unleash his own unique brand of rock'n'roll comedy. With his backing band, The Breu Crue, Jim treats the hungry, raucous, and appreciative crowd to routines such as I Hate Goats, 4AM (Coming Home Drunk), and his uncanny impersonation of AC/DC's Brian Johnson.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull ScreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Featurette - 1. Making Of (50 mins.)Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene SelectionBits:1. Intro2. AC/DC3. I Love Baseball4. My Wife's Pregnancy5. Languages6. 4 AM (Coming Home Drunk)7. I Hate Goats8. Hand Impressions9. The Party (Tequila Routine)
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Back in the menacing days of the Cold War, campy film producers had a field day scaring audiences with over-the-top scare films about the Atomic bomb. 2 of these campy features are compiled here, along with a few hilarious shorts. In ATOMIC WAR BRIDE, John marries his sweet young love Maria just moments before he is enlisted in the military. Months later, he is rejoined with his sweetheart just as the A-bomb is set to go off. In THIS IS NOT A TEST, A Deputy Sheriff sets up a roadblock that sequesters his small town as its inhabitants prepare for nuclear war by throwing end-of-the-world parties.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Bonus Feature/Short - 1. YOU CAN BEAT A BOMB (1950)















2. SURVIVAL UNDER ATOMIC ATTACK (1951)















3. DUCK AND COVER (1951)















4. TECHNICOLOR MEDICAL ASPECTS OF NUCLEAR RADIATION (1950)















5. ONE WORLD OR NONE















6. ATOMIC BLONDE IN ACTION
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